ChaparralBees
@chaparralbees.bsky.social
Restoring a habitat for native bees of inland chaparral Tongva land Environmental Justice = Social Justice = Rematriation
The bees are native; I'm not.
https://www.inaturalist.org/people/chaparralbees
The bees are native; I'm not.
https://www.inaturalist.org/people/chaparralbees
LA sunset + Sequoia hug are the most easily readable for me, plus I like that the combination of those two locations covers a significant stretch of California that has special meaning to you and a lot of people. 🧡💚
January 31, 2025 at 5:19 PM
LA sunset + Sequoia hug are the most easily readable for me, plus I like that the combination of those two locations covers a significant stretch of California that has special meaning to you and a lot of people. 🧡💚
Great photo! That's a syrphid aka hover fly. They're especially wonderful because they're pollinators as adults and as larva they're beneficial predators that eat aphids. Though they look like a bee or wasp as a defense mechanism, hover flies can't sting.
December 8, 2024 at 6:58 PM
Great photo! That's a syrphid aka hover fly. They're especially wonderful because they're pollinators as adults and as larva they're beneficial predators that eat aphids. Though they look like a bee or wasp as a defense mechanism, hover flies can't sting.